How To Get TM96 Nature Power in Pokémon ORAS

To obtain TM96 Nature Power, you’ll need to encounter Aarune in Fiery Path. Aarune will be standing near a large boulder in the center of the path. But you can only find him here after you’ve defeated Flannery and won the gym badge from Lavaridge Town.

When you do find him in Fiery Path, he’ll teach you how to move large boulders with HM04 Strength, and he’ll also give you the TM for Nature Power.

TM96 Nature Power Location (Step-by-Step)

Fiery Path is located at the base of Mt. Chimney, which connects the northern and southern sections of Route 112.

Within the cave, there’s also a side path only accessible by using HM04 Strength to push a boulder. But to acquire the Nature Power TM, HM04 Strength isn’t necessary.

Note: You won’t see Aarune in Fiery Path the first time you visit. He’ll only show up after you’ve obtained the fourth Gym Badge from Flannery, the Lavaridge Town Gym Leader. So make sure you’ve got the Heat Badge before you head back to Fiery Path to get the TM for Nature Power.

When you’re prepared, head over to the Pokémon Center in Lavaridge Town to get started.

Step 1: Begin by taking the path on the right to leave Lavaridge Town.

Lavaridge Town’s Pokémon Center going east

Step 2: When you reach Route 112, continue going eastward.

Route 112 going east

Step 3: Go down the ledges, and head north to the base of Mt. Chimney by climbing the staircase.

Base of Mt. Chimney

Step 4: After climbing the staircase, make your way over to the left and head inside the Fiery Path.

Cave entrance to Fiery Path

Step 5: Once you’re inside, take a left turn down the stairs and head north down that passageway.

Inside Fiery Path going north

Step 6: Eventually you’ll come across Aarune next to a large boulder.

As you approach him, a quick cutscene will play where he gives you TM96 Nature Power.

Approaching Aarune to get TM96 Nature Power

TM96 Nature Power Details + Uses

In-game details for TM96 Nature Power

Nature Power Move Details
Type	Normal
Category	Status
Power	–
Accuracy	–
PP	20 (max. 32)

Nature Power is a Normal-type status move that transforms into various special-based attacks depending on the terrain of each battle.

It’s worth noting that although Nature Power is technically a Normal-type move, the user only benefits from STAB (Same Type Attack Bonus) if the type of the move it changes into matches their own.

Nature Power Terrains

You can refer to the following table for the different terrain types, how to identify the terrain you’re currently battling in, and the corresponding moves Nature Power transforms into:

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Terrain	Move	Type	Power	Accuracy	Secondary Effect
Buildings, plain terrain, and Link Battles	Tri Attack	Normal	80	100%	20% chance to either burn, freeze, or paralyze the target
Electric Terrain	Thunderbolt	Electric	90	100%	10% chance to paralyze the target
Grass and Grassy Terrain	Energy Ball	Grass	90	100%	10% chance to lower the target’s Special Defense by one stage
Mt. Chimney and Jagged Pass	Lava Plume	Fire	80	100%	Multi-target move with a 30% chance to burn the target/s
Shoal Cave’s basement	Ice Beam	Ice	90	100%	10% chance to freeze the target
Caves	Power Gem	Rock	80	100%	No additional effect
Mt. Pyre	Shadow Ball	Ghost	80	100%	20% chance to lower the target’s Special Defense by one stage
Water and underwater	Hydro Pump	Water	110	80%	No additional effect
Misty Terrain	Moonblast	Fairy	95	100%	30% chance to lower the target’s Special Attack by one stage
Soaring in the Sky and Sky Pillar	Air Slash	Flying	75	95%	30% chance to make the target flinch
Beaches or Route 111’s Desert Area	Earth Power	Ground	90	100%	10% chance to lower the target’s Special Defense by one stage
Outer Space (One-time battle with Deoxys)	Draco Meteor	Dragon	130	90%	Lowers the user’s Special Attack by two stages after use

Is Nature Power Worth Using?

Nature Power doesn’t see play in competitive battles at all. This is primarily because it usually just turns into Tri Attack unless the terrain is deliberately changed.

Sure, it’s possible to change the terrain with moves like Electric Terrain, Grassy Terrain, or Misty Terrain. But it’s rarely worth sacrificing a turn just to change what Nature Power turns into.

But during your own single-player playthrough of Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire, Nature Power can be a fun and exciting move to try out with your special attackers that can learn it – especially as you explore the diverse landscapes of the Hoenn region.

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